it will leave on sunday and drive itself across country to fork city. three human engineers will ride inside ready to take the wheel if anything goes wrong. david louie went to see one and it has sensors to talk to other cars and slow down as well as speed up. >> that is incredible. >> very cool. the future is here. and so is rick quan. >> can we say the warriors are in the driver's seat? >> yeah. >> and it could be a first round preview the warriors took on new orleans. if that does happen it could be a very short series. golden state ow >>> the warriors still had more than enough to take care of new orleans. the best

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upside down in the spanish fork river 50 miles south of salt lake city. >> get down here and try to flip it. let's go, guys! >> reporter: a rescue that quickly turns even more urgent. inside 18-month-old lilly groesbeck is still strapped in upside down unseen until a fisherman discovered the wreck 14 hours later. her mother, lynn jennifer groesbeck, did not survive. today is her funeral. >> pass her up, right here, right here. >> go, go, go! >> reporter: lilly is barely alive. >> come on, baby. definitely hypothermic but breathing. >> reporter: paramedics and officer brian dewitt using his fingers to perform cpr definitely worked to save lilly's life. >> what do you need? >> suction. >> come on, baby. >> we need to check her pulse. we need to keep her warm. >> are you getting a pulse? >> i can't feel any. >> reporter: finally reaching the emergency room. today lilly is bouncing back. >> say i'm okay, i'm going to make it. >> reporter: even playing with her father. a miracle baby who has earned the title survivor. clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> bye-bye. >> she certainly has ea

: the voice of a fisherman calling 911 saturday afternoon, along the spanish fork river, just 50 miles south of salt lake cityad been there for hours. officers rushed to the scene. they were not expecting any survivors. >> i said, was i the only one that was hearing this thinking that i was hearing things. and when i talked to the other officers we had all heard the same thing. a voice saying "help us, help me." >> reporter: they heard a voice. tonight, still unsure who it was. inside the car, a young mother. 25-year-old jennifer groesbeck who would not survive. at first, they did not know there was someone else. >> we were able to flip that vehicle up onto its side. that's when i noticed that there was a baby in the backseat. >> reporter: little lily, just 18 months old. upside down, hanging from her car seat for 14 hours. just above the water. >> the thing i remember the most is that baby coming out and its eyes were just fluttering. >> reporter: lily was rushed to the hospital. if not for that fisherman, those officers, who knows what would have happened to lily. tonight, the hospital telling us she's now

upside down in the spanish fork river 50 miles south of salt lake city. rescue that quickly turns even more urgent. inside 18-month-old lily grossbeck is still strapped in. upside down unseen until a fisherman discovered the wreck 14 hours later. her mother, lynn jennifer grossbeck, did not survive. today is her funeral. >> go, go go! >> reporter: lily is barely alive. >> come on, baby. she's definitely hypothermic. she's freezing. >> reporter: paramedics and officer brian dewitt using his fingers to perform cpr desperately worked to save lily's life. >> come on, baby. >> are you getting a pulse? >> reporter: finally reaching the emergency room. today lily is bouncing back. >> say, i'm okay i'm going to make it. >> reporter: even playing with her father a miracle baby who has earned the title survivor. clayton sandel abc news los angeles. >> bye-bye! >> unbelievable. >>> dramatic video of a fatal train collision in kentucky. you can see a car drive onto the tracks in louisville just as the train is coming. the car was dragged half a mile before the train

along spanish fork river 50 miles south of salt like city.de down had been there for hours. >> officers rushed to the 16. not expecting any survivors. >> was i the only one hearing thinking i was hearing things and talk to the other officers we heard the same thing. voice saying help us help me. >> they herd a voice tonight still unsure who it was. inside the kara young mother. 25-year-old jennifer grossman who would not survive. at first didn't know that there was someone else. >> able to flip the vehicle up on to its side that's when i notice there was baby in the back seat. >> little lily just 18 months old. upside down hanging from her car seat for 14 hours. just above the water. >> thing i remember the most is that baby coming out and eyes fluttering. >> lily rushed to the hospital. not for the fisherman officers don't know whether would have happened to lily. she's now upgraded to fair condition and improving. family gritful tonight. writing we are beyond thankful for the will have and support lily im practice. is astounded. rate new sh

. >> reporter: accident happening in the town of spanish fork about a hour south of salt lake city. baby's mother was driving over a bridge late friday night when something caused her to lose control of the vehicle. police say the car ran in the cement barrier launching it in the freezing water where it remain, for hours before being noticed. >> there was a fisherman that came to fish along the river and noticed the vehicle in the river. called 911. >> reporter: car was on the top, officers say it landed under a bridge and was difficult to see from the road. but rescue crew as arrived they found the baby girl, hanging upside down, above the the river, that flowed through the the car, luckily the the water never reached high enough to touch her but her mother, 25 year-old lynn grossback had already died. rescuers were able to turn the car on the side and safely remove the the infant. >> the infant was taken to a local hospital and my information is that child hawes now been flown to primary children's in salt lake. >> reporter: the baby lily is expect to survive. three police officer

fork river. >> baby lily is in a salt lake city hospital after defying the odds and surviving the crash that killedresponsive still strapped to her car seat in water so cold seven rescuers involved in trying to recover her had to be treateded for hypothermia. >> joining us is elizabeth cohen. you know, we all have young kids here. we're looking at this story thinking how did this kid manage to survive? is this just a reinforcement about how important car seats are? >> absolutely, john. the reason this baby survived is she had a great mother who put her in the right car seat, who strapped her in, who did it the way she was supposed to. that's why this baby didn't go through a window. that's why this baby didn't end up being submerged in the water. she's so cute. this is a tribute to car seats and that's why car seats are a huge success story. generally in public health and this is exhibit a. >> especially when you think that what we're learning is she was not submerged in the water but the fact that rescuers, seven rescuers involved had to be treated for hypothermia. you know the medicine behind it.

sheridan deploys these men in front of pickett's position there at five forks, to simply hold them in place, while the union city core falls in on their eastern flank. as the union fit core arrives on the battlefield, they encounter one mad, little irishman because sheridan is fighting sundown as much is fighting the confederates at that point of the day, and he realizes that even pickett, if left there overnight, is going to fall back to the railroad. he wants to gobble them up before the sun goes down, but it is now 4:30 p.m. sundown is around 6:30 p.m. so, they have two hours. in that two hours, union infantry, along with union cavalry, will move forward, and hitting the eastern end of that confederate line will literally roll it right back through that intersection. grant has one of his staff officers there. you are probably going to hear his name more and more associated with the next couple of weeks. his name is horace porter. horse porter is going to arrive at the battlefield there -- from the battlefield there at five forks, back to grant's headquarters, because grant, for the first time in this campaign

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. >> the mayor says the city is providing education and connecting oakland businesses to help adjust to the new law. >> a million dollar california lottery winner may have to fork over half of her cash. the assembly line worker hit the jackpot with a ticket from a liquor store. now the owner is suing, claiming she signed a hand written contract guaranteeing him half of the prize the woman says she was so excited she didn't read the note she signed. both the owner and woman learned english as a second language. the woman's lawyer claims that contributed to the misunderstanding. >> we sort of hit the lotto. in sunshine anyway. a lit bit richer. now we'll have to enjoy the riches of clear skies. 63 across the bay in oakland. lobings seeing temperatures in 60s now. and you can see traffic back ups, clear, cool overnight. and so don't forget to spring forward. this dominant feature will give us a dry, mild to warm pattern throughout the weekend. starting next tuesday clouds thickening. by wednesday the 11th we'll see light rain moving into the bay area. that is how it appears. then that will disappear by thursday so if we do get rain it does not appear we're going t

. >> the mayor says the city is providing education and connecting oakland businesses to help adjust to the new law. >> a million dollar california lottery winner may have to fork over half of her cash. the assembly line worker hit the jackpot with a ticket from a liquor store. now the owner is suing, claiming she signed a hand written contract guaranteeing him half of the prize the woman says she was so excited she didn't read the note she signed. both the owner and woman learned english as a second language. the woman's lawyer claims that contributed to the misunderstanding. >> we sort of hit the lotto. in sunshine anyway. a lit bit richer. now we'll have to enjoy the riches of clear skies. 63 across the bay in oakland. lobings seeing temperatures in 60s now. and you can see traffic back ups, clear, cool overnight. and so don't forget to spring forward. this dominant feature will give us a dry, mild to warm pattern throughout the weekend. starting next tuesday clouds thickening. by wednesday the 11th we'll see light rain moving into the bay area. that is how it appears. then that will disappear by thursday so if we do get rain it does not appear we're going t

fork news. >> how early is too early for school for our children? topic of universal pre k took stage in center citysenator bob casey was tucking about the issue this morning. he recently introduced a universal pre k bill call the pre air cull kids act it would provide states with at least one year of volunteer pre k to all children. it will also provide designated funding for programs that serve infants and toddlers. >> this is search to focus on. early learning is search to economic growth. early learning is also essential to gross domestic product f we want to grow as a country and compete in the world economy we have to invest in our children in the dawn of their life. >> those against universal pre k cite everything from the cost of such a program to emotional and behavioral harm saying very young children need to be with their families versus a state run school system. >>> new jersey drivers once again shelling out the most in the nation for auto insurance. according to an annual industry report jersey drivers paid annual 1220 bucks for car insurance in 2012. that is 49% more than the national

city hears a crash. he looks outside his door and sees nothing. what he doesn't know a car has skidded off the road and is now partially submerged in the spanish forkl noontime saturday for the car to be spotted. a local fisherman sees the overturned vehicle in the water. >> the witness said there was an arm he could see inside the vehicle. >> reporter: the fisherman calls 911. police officers respond and wade out to the car. >> felt like i could hear somebody telling me they needed help. it was, it was very surreal. something that i felt like i could hear. >> reporter: they're not sure where the voice came from. when they get to the car, the scene is grim. 25-year-old lynn jennifer gross beak is dead in the driver's seat but in the back seat they find her daughter lily, just 18 months. lily is in her car seat hanging upside down in a part of the car not in the water. she's unresponsive but alive. >> i grab the baby in my arm. raised its head up out of the water. as i tried to release the seat belt. >> the child was passed to me. and i just ran up and climbed in the ambulance with the child. >> reporter: for about 14 hours, lily had survived hangin

fork. he starts off lies and admitting lies then admitting. >> okay. what about what the detective says, lisa, when he says look i lied and said she was in new york city,that because i wanted it in new york. what do you think his reasoning was? >> he thought for sure he'd be treated lightly in new york where his family has so much power and so much money. but as it turned out, as you said, to me they didn't do anything in south salem, either. so, but the lies were huge because he always said he put her on this train then called her from the pay phone three miles from his house. it was a snowy night. he walked the dogs three miles to wruzuse the pay phone. he says i didn't do that. >> i didn't do that. >> i never spoke to her. >> what about the doorman who says kathleen definitely made it to new york city and i saw her come in? now? >> well, then it's uncovered that -- he also said, if you back up a step, he also says that he didn't report her for four days in new york because he went the next day and he had a conversation with his dad and his brother and they convinced him, said, look, you all fight all the time, she probably left you for somebody else

city hears a crash. he looks outside his door and sees nothing. what he doesn't know a car has skidded off the road and is now partially submerged in the spanish fork river. it takes until noontime saturday for the car to be spotted. a local fisherman sees the overturned vehicle in the water. >> a witness said there was an arm he could see inside the vehicle. >> reporter: the fisherman calls the 911. >> it felt like i could hear somebody telling me they needed help. it was very surreal. something that i felt like i could hear. >> reporter: they're not sure where the voice came from. when they get to the car, the scene is grim. 25-year-old lynn jennifer grossbeck is dead in the driver's seated. but in the back seat, rescuers find her daughter lilly, just 18 months old. she's in her car seat hanging upside down in a part of the car not submerged in the water. the toddler is unconscious and unresponsive but alive. the officers flip the car over. >> i raised its head up out of the water. as i tried to release the seat belt. the child was passed to me. and i just ran up and climbed in the ambulance with the child. >> reporter: for 14 hours she survived

city hears a crash. he looks outside his door and sees nothing. what he doesn't know, a car has skidded off the road and is now partially submerged in the spanish forkime saturday for the car to be spotted. a local fisherman sees the overturned vehicle in the water. >> a witness said there was an arm he could see inside the vehicle. >> reporter: the fisherman calls 911. spanish fork police officers respond and wade out to the car. >> it felt like i could hear somebody telling me they needed help. it was very surreal. something that i felt like i could hear. >> reporter: they're not sure where the voice came from. when they get to the car, the scene is grim. 25-year-old lynn jennifer grossbeck is dead in the driver's seated. but in the back seat, rescuers find her daughter lilly, just 18 months old. she's in her car seat hanging upside down in a part of the car not submerged in the water. the toddler is unconscious and unresponsive, but alive. the officers flip the car over. >> grabbed the baby in my arm, raised its head up out of the water as i tried to release the seat belt. the child was passed to me. and i just ran up and climbed in the ambulance